Wrinch
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Wrinch is a verb meaning (Bermuda, intransitive) To complain or grouse about.
Meaning
(Bermuda, intransitive) To complain or grouse about.
More Meanings
- (Bermuda, transitive) To scold.
- Obsolete form of rinse.
Example Sentences
As soon as I got in the chair today, he wrinched me for coming out of character.
My daddies wrinching about how all the women in this house have shoppin problemsš.. Noone told u have 3 girls pops!
I write this to say that often, far too often, we wrinch about a business or we wrinch about āBermudians' poor customer serviceā. Yet in the midst of the wrinching, we forget to acknowledge when we receive excellent service.
Word Forms
- wrinches
- wrinching
- wrinched
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include whine, gripe, wring, wrench, wrinkle, frine.
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